Purchase Order Worth Rs 24.44 Mn Received by Company
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Purchase Order Worth Rs 24.44 Mn Received by Company

The company informed the stock exchange that it has received a purchase order bearing reference RFEPL/PO2627/935. The order value is Rs 24.44 million (mn) excluding GST and the GST component amounts to Rs 4.40 mn at 18 per cent, bringing the aggregate consideration to Rs 28.84 mn. The delivery will be executed as per the schedule specified in the purchase order, and the firm indicated that timelines align with its existing operational plans.

The disclosure stated that neither the promoter nor the promoter group or group companies hold any interest in the entity that awarded the contract. It further confirmed that the transaction does not constitute a related party transaction and that the award has been made on an arm's length basis. The board reviewed the procurement and recorded the details in the corporate filing submitted to the exchange.

Company officials described the order as a routine commercial engagement that fits within the firm's current order book and capacity. Financial impact is limited to the stated sums and will be recognised in accordance with prevailing accounting policies once deliveries progress. The purchase order adds to the company's revenue visibility for the near term without altering strategic priorities.

The filing provides standard contractual disclosures, including the purchase order number, financial particulars and confirmation on related parties, and will form part of the public record on the exchange. Investors can refer to the official filing for full particulars at the exchange link provided in the corporate announcement originalUrl: https://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachLive/506d26f8-ee25-41c5-9ed9-318f30d85a32.pdf. The company reiterated that execution will follow the delivery schedule set out in the contract.

The disclosure was made as part of regular regulatory compliance and reflects the company's governance practices in maintaining timely investor communication. The company stated that it will update the market on execution progress through subsequent filings as required.

The company informed the stock exchange that it has received a purchase order bearing reference RFEPL/PO2627/935. The order value is Rs 24.44 million (mn) excluding GST and the GST component amounts to Rs 4.40 mn at 18 per cent, bringing the aggregate consideration to Rs 28.84 mn. The delivery will be executed as per the schedule specified in the purchase order, and the firm indicated that timelines align with its existing operational plans. The disclosure stated that neither the promoter nor the promoter group or group companies hold any interest in the entity that awarded the contract. It further confirmed that the transaction does not constitute a related party transaction and that the award has been made on an arm's length basis. The board reviewed the procurement and recorded the details in the corporate filing submitted to the exchange. Company officials described the order as a routine commercial engagement that fits within the firm's current order book and capacity. Financial impact is limited to the stated sums and will be recognised in accordance with prevailing accounting policies once deliveries progress. The purchase order adds to the company's revenue visibility for the near term without altering strategic priorities. The filing provides standard contractual disclosures, including the purchase order number, financial particulars and confirmation on related parties, and will form part of the public record on the exchange. Investors can refer to the official filing for full particulars at the exchange link provided in the corporate announcement originalUrl: https://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachLive/506d26f8-ee25-41c5-9ed9-318f30d85a32.pdf. The company reiterated that execution will follow the delivery schedule set out in the contract. The disclosure was made as part of regular regulatory compliance and reflects the company's governance practices in maintaining timely investor communication. The company stated that it will update the market on execution progress through subsequent filings as required.

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